List still isn't sending to my Yahoo address, so hopefully this one will work...
I have successfully gotten this working...to an extent, however, a few things stand out that appear to be incorrect, and I don't know where to fix them (I can't tell whether it's "feature functionality" or if it's an error somewhere...in either Bria or SipXecs): 1. Every time logging into Bria via the provisioning route, I keep getting contacts showing up that I don't believe should. In the group "Ungrouped Contacts", I keep getting the same one added to that group every time I log in. So if contactA is there when I log off, contactA is there twice when I log back in. If I then log off, contactA is there three times when I got in again. Etc, etc. It can be re-created 100% of the time. 2. When Bria user A and Bria user B initially log in and add each other as contacts, neither of them will get a permission request or appear as online in each other's contacts unless the Jabber: field is filled in with [email protected], and then hit 'Ok'. Question for Counterpath ultimately, and I will raise it with them, but shouldn't that field just assume it's the same domain unless otherwise stated? 3. The "Work" contact group is automatically populated with contacts from the SipXecs install, regardless if they are enabled for IM...even the superadmin user is listed. If I remove the group, then come back, it's magically back again. I don't want any users automatically populated. The ultimate goal is to pick users out of a directory (which one is unimportant now), be able to add their softphone or sip address, and save it in Contacts and have it be persistent across restarts. 4. To get presence and everything working correctly on each login, for each user one has to edit each profile and then put [email protected] in the Jabber field and re-check the box to see presence information for that user. Otherwise, you can't see presence information. Why isn't this kept across restarts of Bria? There are other nagging issues, but those are the 4 that are getting most on my nerves right now, and I don't know where the problem truly resides. For what its worth, logging into Spark or Pidgin with no changes on the SipXecs side just works. Only looking at the Bria log file was I able to figure out that it was sending u...@ipaddressofxmppserver instead of [email protected]. That is the only reason I tried filling (and re-filling) the Jabber: field with [email protected], and everything magically started working. However, those changes aren't kept across restarts, and I have no idea why. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also, you need to setup bria to communicate with sipxopenfire. It is better to use the bria provisioning service in sipconfig to do this. You should have a sip ONLY account and an IM account (both pointed to sipx). 2 accounts, not both services in one. See the wiki on counterpath provisioning. ============================ Tony Graziano, Manager Telephone: 434.984.8430 Fax: 434.984.8431 Email: tgrazi...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx LAN/Telephony/Security and Control Systems Helpdesk: Telephone: 434.984.8426 Fax: 434.984.8427 Helpdesk Contract Customers: http://www.myitdepartment.net/gethelp/ ----- Original Message ----- From: sipx-users-boun...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <sipx-users-boun...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: sipx-us...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <sipx-us...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thu Dec 16 11:01:08 2010 Subject: [sipx-users] Clarification on IM (XMPP vs SIP) I have the Bria 3 client working with our install of SipXecs, but I'm confused on the instant messenger aspect. If I just fire up Bria with a SIP profile and check both the SIP and IM boxes, people can IM each other. How is that working? Is that going through the SipXecs server, or is that a straight peer-to-peer IM? I don't see any log file containing conversation history on the SipXecs server. I also set up an XMPP profile in Bria 3, and that is working. But again, I don't understand the difference between the SIP IM vs the XMPP IM when it just comes to simple instant messaging. What is gained/lost by using one or the other? What I'm trying to accomplish: I don't want users to send/receive files or anything, I just want users to be able to IM each other and have the conversation logged on the server. Our install doesn't need any of the advanced functionality that Openfire or any other solution offers. At this time, we only want people to IM each other and have the conversations logged. What is the most straightforward way to allow that to happen with the SipXecs install?
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